Sentence examples for societal imbalance from inspiring English sources
But these women aren't passive; they're completely aware of the societal imbalance that has always existed between men and women.
Furthermore, from a societal perspective this imbalance of costs could still be acceptable given the reduction in CHE and cases of to a large number of lower-income households.
In case of domestic violence most of the episodes are unreported; the reasons are both personal (embarrassment, fear of retaliation, economic dependency) and societal (gender power imbalance in society, family privacy, victim-blaming attitudes) [ 8].
On a societal level, power imbalances with gender norms supporting male dominance in families facilitates violence against women (23).
Sexual degradation of one gender results in an imbalance of societal power based purely on gender.
The women would have learned to conform to societal views of power imbalances within relationships, and are prone to increased likelihood of exposure to violence in intimate relationship.
Whilst there are numerous factors increasing adolescents' vulnerability to poor sexual health outcomes, including physiology [ 7], economic dependence [ 8], societal norms and gender imbalances [ 9]; the lack of access to accurate and comprehensive information regarding sexual health is a key contributor [ 8, 10].
Indeed, this means that large societal changes led to an imbalance between caloric intake and expenditure in the country.
In addition to fairness, some argue that the application of the societal perspective in health implies an imbalance because the effect side is only focused on health and therefore it may be considered inconsistent to include all costs.
This tax would have the added virtue of raising the cost of the lightning trades done by computer -- that have no societal value whatsoever -- to grab fleeting imbalances between bids and offers.
